The Mormon Battalion, Its History and AchievementsRoberts, B. H. (Brigham Henry)
History
The Mormon Battalion, Its History and Achievements
Roberts, B. H. (Brigham Henry)
Mexican War, 1846-1848 -- Regimental histories -- United States; United States. Army. Mormon Battalion
It is the purpose of the Utah State Mormon Battalion Monument Commission
to raise this fund by the 30th day of January, 1920,--Battalion
Day--being the seventy-third anniversary of the official ending of their
march, and arrival upon the shores of the Pacific. The respective
counties have been organized for the campaign for the funds,
subscription lists have been opened. It is proposed to conduct a
campaign of public meetings in the interest of the Monument throughout
Utah and the surrounding states, and give the people of the
inter-mountain west every opportunity to honor themselves and their
posterity and their state by fittingly memorializing the March and
Achievements of the Mormon Battalion.
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Transcriber's note:
Variations in spelling and hyphenation have been left as in the
original.
The following corrections have been made to the text:
Page iii: The Call of the Battalion. [period missing in
original]
Page iii: From Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe. [period missing in
original]
Page iv: From Santa Fe to the Mouth of the Gila. [period
missing in original]
Page iv: Record of the Battalion in California. [period missing
in original]
Page v: The Tide of Western Civilization Started 67 [original
has 66]
Page v: The Mormon Battalion's "Diggings" on the American
River 68 [original has 67]
Page v: Ascent of the Sierras from the Western Side 72 [original
has 71]
Page v: Evidence of Appreciation of the Battalion's Services
73 [original has 72]
Page v: Efforts to Raise a Second Mormon Battalion 74 [original
has 73]
Page v: Lieut. George Stoneman [original has Stonemen]
Page 9: In it Mr. [period missing in original] Little expresses
Page 14: in the event of [original has or] the Battalion being
raised
Page 15: locate on Grand Island until [original has untill]
they could
Page 15: [original has extraneous quotation mark] You can stay
till your husbands
Page 16: "Four regiments were called [quotation mark missing
in original]
Page 17: 11th of July, Col. [period missing in original] Thomas
L. Kane
Page 17: with benevolent [original has benevolant] intentions
Page 17: His [original has Hisc] written report
Page 18: The United [original has Unied] States want our
friendship
Page 18: "This is the first time [original has single quote]
Page 18: choose the best locations." [quotation mark missing in
original]
Page 19: affectation at their leave-taking," [original has ',']
Page 19: firm and hard by frequent use. [period missing in
original]
Page 19: the canto of debonair [original has debonnair] violins
Page 22: To volunteer [original has volunter] for a "war-march"
Page 24: said river some thirty or forty miles. [period missing
in original]
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